Social Sciences
8 years ago

East Asian Migration to Middle East Sparks New Political and Economic Ties

International Migration Review
East Asian Migration to the Middle East Causes, Consequences and Considerations
L.H.M. Ling

Paper Summary

A large number of East Asians moved to the Middle East in 1983 due to a lack of workers in the region. This migration led to new connections between East Asia and the Middle East in politics, military, and economics.

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